Attributions

The design behind this website benefited from the following.

• Nathalie Villa's tutorial on jekyll-scholar.
• I ended up using jekyll-scholar, but I learned a lot from bibjekyll and bibtex2html.
• Heather, A Hyperminimal Jekyll Theme.
• Two great tutorials for editing a CV in Markdown with pandoc:
  Ch-M.D and Chainsaw on a Tire Swing.
• Makefile and LaTeX template for generating HTML and PDF Résumé from Markdown source by Michael White.
• Some icon fonts generated by flaticon.com under CC BY. The authors are: Icomoon, Freepik, Designerz Base, SimpleIcon, Daniel Bruce, Zurb, OCHA, Icons8, Elegant Themes.
• Additional icons created by Glyphicons.
• The code blocks in the blog use Google code prettify for syntax highlighting.
• The PDF version of my CV uses the XeTeXCV document class, which requires the XeLaTeX engine and uses TrueType fonts.